On 8 March in Riga, Latvia, the Baltic Geopolitics Programme, of the Centre for Geopolitics, in cooperation with the University of Latvia and the British Embassy in Riga, will hold an international Symposium ‘Ukraine and the Baltic: the past, the present, and the future’. Scholars and practitioners of international relations from Britain, Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia will share their insights on the diverging and converging paths in Ukrainian-Baltic relations, including in the period before 1990, as well as discuss the common issues of geopolitics of memory and memory of geopolitics. The highlight of the event will be a substantial discussion of the 2014 and 2022 crises by Baltic (ex)foreign ministers and diplomats who were witnessing them directly in Kyiv and Moscow. Participation is by invitation only.

Watch the event  videos:

Panel 1: Ukraine and the Baltic before 1991


Panel 2: Euromaidan 2014 and the Baltic – Diplomatic Roundtable


Panel 3: The 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine and Baltic-Ukrainian relations


Panel 4: Geopolitics of memory and memory of geopolitics

 

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